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Originally Posted by firstdown
Thats an assumption that could prove to be wrong. Do you know who has to bail out the MAIF if it fails? The insurance companies that write auto ins. in MD so there is more to the story. The ins. companies want that suplus to keep them from having to bail out the MAIF.
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yeah in fact I think ins companies have to pay alil something into a "just in case" fund which Im sure is repaid every year when the fund didnt need to be tapped.
But my point is there is unnecessary corporate greed.
just look at my Bank of America thing. B of A is posting their highest profits in 4 years or so at teh same time they have been intentionally and strategically overdrating me to charge me $35 a pop for the past 7 years or so . . they had been doing this to me when I was at my lowest and most vulnerable financial moments.
that BofA thing justs shows, banks at least BofA is blood thirsty.
they dont give a dang about anybody except increasing their bottom line, even if they have to lie cheat and steal your money from you.
Does anyone want to defend BofA in their overdraft class action lawsuit?